1. Plant Classifications
Information about plants that you may not have known

2. Bryophyta Mosses Seedless nonvascular
No roots, mimicries of stems and leaves, and absorbs its nutrients and water directly
Water: Sperm splashed or swim to eggs
Any sort of habitat that has an abundance of water
Glittering Wood Moss and Sphagnum
Mosses are a pioneer plant which means that they are one of the first life forms to grow in an abandoned and dead area

3. Hepatophyta Liverworts Seedless Nonvascular
Eggs are perched upon umbrella structures
Terrestrial and Freshwater environments
Eggs are on top of umbrella like structures and the sperm swims to the eggs
Thallose and Leafy
They reproduce both asexually and sexually

4. Anthocerophyta Hornwort Seedless Nonvascular
Looks like grass and thallose liverworts however, hornworts produce spores
Tropical forests and along streams
Spores
Dendroceros, Megaceros and Nothoceros
Only has 100 species but more are still being discovered everyday

5. Lycophyta Club mosses Seedless Vascular
Low growing understory or submerged aquatic plants, depend on water for reproduction but can transfer from roots to leaves
Moist areas
Through the water
Spike mosses, Alaskan Club mosses, Quillwarts
Oldest known vascular in the kingdom

6. Pterophyta Ferns Seedless Vascular
Leaf morphology, have true leaves, roots, and steams
Have no specific habitat, many different types
Spores
Eusporangia, Leptosporngia
Fern fossils have been found that have been over 300 million years old

7. Cycadophyta Cycads Vascular Cone-bearing seed
Strong, fern like leaves and thick, barrel like trunks
Tropic and Subtropic
Pollen travels through the air to germinate seeds
Many cycads face extinction

8. Ginkophyta Ginkgos Vascular Cone-bearing seed
Branches that bear reproductive structures, and leaves with extensive growth
Deciduous environment
Seeds and Pollen
Ginkgo Tree and Maidenhair Tree
Extinct in China

9. Coniferophyta Conifers Vascular Cone-bearing seed
Evergreen and Needle-like leaves and Pine cones
Colder Climate, higher elevation
Pine cones (Male and Female)
Bristlecone Pine, Cook Pine, and Coast Douglas Fir
Keep there leaves all year round and don’t die during the winter.

10. Anthophyta Flowering Plants Vascular Flowering Seed Plants
Sprout Flowers and seeds are enclosed in fruit
No specific type of habitat other than it needs regular rain fall
Seeds and Pollen
Sunflowers, Cherry trees, and Apple trees
Can reproduce both sexually and asexually by using their anthers. There is no male or female plant, they have both reproduce structures